Insane Justin Derrico Lick Made Simple...

[@JordanSteele]

I hope you enjoyed todays lessons! If you would like tab for this lick check out my Patreon👇 www.patreon.com/join/JordanSteele

[@TheGergeDIY]

I, um, ran out of frets. 🤣Had to grab a different guitar. Great lesson - thank you! Really appreciate the explanations.

[@JordanSteele]

Hahah thanks dude!🤘

[@TheGergeDIY]

If you're taking requests: this killer walkup kzbin.info/www/bejne/fInIhWWFncaFb68 - philx seems to use that often. That and the lick right after it, tasty!

[@brevink01]

Hi! Still using the pxo pedal?

[@JordanSteele]

Yes! I used it in this video!

[@brevink01]

I’ve used it too. Great pedal but very lowmid heavy, killed the marshall kerrang of my plexi. Turned it into a marshall/mesa hybrid. 😅

[@JordanSteele]

Yeah it definitely has a ton of low mids. I find it rolls off well when you turn it down. I actually love what it does at least with my rig. It does what I was wanting. And the boost side is spectacular in my opinion 🤘

[@brevink01]

@@JordanSteeleI agree on the boost side. That side of the pedal alone wanted me to keep it… . I already know , I buy one again when its justified😅

[@javajoefoe]

So "Shred" is just another word for "Playing Scales Fast"? (Not very Musical, In my Opinion.

[@JordanSteele]

It’s extremely musical. Shred licks are like drum fills for guitarist. They’re a great way to build intensity, add contrast, and when executed properly in the context of a song draws the listener to a stronger emotional connection with the music.